Organization Reports

The Phillies had sixth-rounder George Klassen throwing strikes and dominating at Low-A.

Finding a new splitter grip helped unlock Lake Bachar’s potential in his ninth year in the Padres organization.

Agustin Ramirez was getting to his power at Double-A while continuing to put in work behind the plate.

Jaden Hamm mowed down Midwest League competition in April thanks in part to a new pitch type he added in spring training.

Matt “Tugboat” Wilkinson has taken a step forward in his first full pro season.

Colby Thomas got off to a “dream start” in his first exposure to Double-A.

First-round pick Jacob Gonzalez makes biomechanical adjustments to redefine who he is as a hitter.

Won-Bin Cho is an athletic outfielder who has shown feel to hit and speed. As his body matures, the Cardinals want to see more power.

The Rays appreciate Carson Williams devotion to learning and perfecting his craft almost as much as they do his raw tools.

AJ Smith-Shawver impressed the Braves with his potential and preparedness this spring.

An offseason spent working to add strength and work on his swing and defense paid dividends for Kristian Campbell this spring.

Second-rounder Brandon Sproat shined in a dominant Spring Breakout inning. The Mets think they can get that version more consistently.

After being drafted in the 12th round last year, Logan Evans began adding velocity. He just kept going all offseason and is now one of the system’s hottest commodities this spring.

For 2023 first-rounder Arjun Nimmala the fruits of his offseason labor paid off with one key spring training moment.

Versatility helped Blaze Alexander secure a roster spot, but his work refining his hit tool the past few seasons made it all possible.

German Rodriguez showed promise in his first U.S. spring training. But the Astros want to make sure the 17-year-old gets his feet under him.

Third baseman Cam Collier made offseason adjustments that could make him more productive in the batter’s box and in the field.

It took time for Lonnie White Jr.’s body to adapt to playing baseball full time after ditching football, but the Pirates expect him to be a key prospect at the lower levels.

Physical lefthander Hunter Owen reported to camp in great shape and ready to round out his repertoire in pro ball.